SINGAPORE — Singaporean schoolgirl Joye Cai will be going to South Korea to train as a K-pop star. The 15-year-old Secondary 4 student at St Joseph's Institution International took part in a preliminary audition held here in February to find new members for K-pop girl group Fifty Fifty.
'You'll see me on stage in 5 years': Singaporean teen scores K-pop trainee contract after Fifty Fifty audition
Fifty Fifty, formerly a quartet best known for their hit Cupid , is now left with only one member, Keena, after three others left their management agency Attrakt over contractual disputes. She will train in singing, dancing and rapping in South Korea with Attrakt in the hope of one day debuting as a K-pop idol.
She flew back to Singapore on March 3 to attend American pop star Taylor Swift's concert at the National Stadium on March 7. While watching Swift perform, the teen made up her mind to chase her K-pop dream.
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